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Waikato Times, Volume IX, Issue 510, 26 August 1875, Page 2

JUST IMPORTED AND FOR SALE.

F(\ TON 3 Prime SEED POTATOES,

Price— delivered at Ngaruawahla, £7 per ton. Above Ngaruanahia (delivered) £7 10s per ton. ROBERT LAMB. Ngaruawahia.

THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR SAMUEL COOMBEB, AY ho od account of the extraordinary PRESSURE OF BUSINESS, TOGETHER TYITH SiTO'CZ: TJLIKIIiIsr.Gr 18 DNABLE AT PIVFENr TO ADVERTISE 'iHE INTOBMATION HE IS DES3EOUS OF -GIVING TO THE WAIKATO PUBLIC.

Urn l~l ~ POSSENNISKIE TAIL' R AXD HABIT MAZER,

Jn noting his Removnl to those centrally situated premises in

SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND.

Lately occupied by the Post Office, Begs to dhct t) o attontion of Waikato Settlers i .aiid olheis to his entirely new and varied stock of vVest of England, Bliss, Geelong, BannockBUJ.N, AM) Mo&QIlL I\VBED3. Superfine Black and Blue Buoadclotjis, Venetian Coatings, Eeater and Witnets. Babbathen and Silx Vesxikgb, etc. In all the newest fabrics.

H.L.P. in aolioifng the patronage of Country Settlers and tlie public generally, begs to inform ihena that for style and workmanship he cannot be surpassed, being in receipt of fashions by every mail, and goods, suitable for all classes at prices not to be surpassed. Auckland July 11, 1875.

P-S. — Ladies' Habits promptly executed and a good lit guaranteed.

JOHN KNOX, A UCCiONJbiER AND COMMISSION CA. AGENT, HAMILTON.

ESTABLISHED 186 5.